Barn Fire Destroys Lewis Property Loss Estimated at 3700
Early morning fire wrecked a large barn on former State's Attorney Samuel A. Lewis's property, causing about 3700 in damages. The blaze, the second since he bought the estate from Judge Joan C. Motter, narrowly spared the nearby residence. Three fire companies fought the flames as onlookers gathered and water delivery was hampered by distant fire plugs.
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Samuel A. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Joan C. Motter
S Ir. Lewis
Uullision
Ewig
Frederick
Two Suits for Damages Against City Filed in Frederick
Two civil actions seek a total of 1500 dollars from the Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick. Mrs. Margaret Banks claims 500 dollars and C Crawford Banks 1000 dollars, alleging a decayed tree on East Church Street caused a fall and damage to an automobile and injuries to Mrs. Banks on October 10, 1925. Attorneys Weberg and Rosenstock represent the plaintiffs.
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Margaret E Banks
C. Crawford Banks
Frederick
Leo Weberg
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Rachel MacGull
East Church Street
Crawford
Banks
MacGill
Church Street
Margaret E. Banks
Destroyer McCormick Sails to Shanghai Amid China Tensions
Destroyer McCormick departed Manila on Friday for Shanghai due to threatening conditions in China. Three additional U S destroyers stood by in readiness to proceed to China.
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Manila
United States
McCormick
Shanghai
China
Fire destroys two West Sixth street houses to be rebuilt
Ten families occupied the four brick and frame houses on West Sixth street owned by Frank Staub and Mrs Joanna Brightwell. Fire damaged second floors and water ruined interiors. Many tenants were colored, with scarce rental homes forcing multiple families to share. Rebuilding planned for the brick properties. repairs anticipated on adjoining frame houses.
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West Sixth Street
Frank ¥. Staub
Joanna Brightwell
Brightwell
Baker
Congressman William B. Craig Dies in Alabama
Selma Alabama November 28 William B Craig 48 member of the sixtieth and sixty first congress from the fourth Alabama district died at a Selma hospital Friday authorities announced earlier today Funeral arrangements not disclosed at this time He served in Congress during the early 1900s and was a longtime public servant in Alabama.
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Selma
Ala
William B. Craig
Alabama
Sat Afternoon Work Talk Reveals Boss Clerk Tension
A fragment from a 19th century paper shows a humorous exchange between a boss and a clerk. The clerk suggests the boss would skip work on Saturdays if he felt as strongly as the clerk about time off.
Dandelion Liver Disks Promote Health and Constipation Relief
Purely vegetable Dandelion Liver Disks claim to regulate the liver and improve overall health while reducing sallow skin headaches and constipation. Available for 25 cents or 0.5 dollars at drug stores or by mail order.
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City
Greenawalt’s
North Market Street
Thomas H. Haller
North Market St
America
Farmers & Mechanics “National Bank
Frederick, Marylang
Bank of Personal Service
Renee
Frederick, Md
Columbia
al Craver
Papa
Ethel Waters
Ebony
Rosie
Fox
Earl Gresh
M. P. Moller CO
McCleery
Jewelry Store
P. O. Box
Mullinix & Bentz
H. S. Hahn
L. H. Miller
THE
Modern Lighting Company
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
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